Naturopathic medicine focuses on the body’s inherent ability to heal itself. Naturopathic physician Dr. Sarah Kotzur describes the tools and methods she uses to make it happen.
You might think that listening to music is therapeutic. It is, but music therapist Kate Beever takes it to a different level.ways has a goal in mind.
What’s your New Year’s resolution? If it’s to lose weight, you are not alone. Think you might need some expert advice and support? Listen to this podcast with weight loss expert Jackie Conn.
If you’re worried that someone is contemplating suicide, there are no right or wrong words. What’s important is to say something. Learn more in this podcast.
Why palliative care is so important, not only for a seriously ill patient but for the entire family. A conversation with palliative care specialist Dr. Diane Meier.
Martin Baker, from England, and Fran Houston, from Maine, talk about their new book High Tide, Low Tide: A Caring Friend’s Guide to Bipolar Disorder.
Is a mammogram the best way to screen for breast cancer? Dr. Suzanne Hoekstra answers the question and more in this episode of the Catching Health Podcast.
Are you at risk for osteoporosis? Are you confused about how to treat or prevent it? In this podcast, Diane asks researcher Dr. Clifford Rosen for some answers.
A few years ago, my mother was diagnosed with dementia. In this Catching Health podcast, I share some communication tips I’ve learned — often the hard way.
My father died in 2009. He might have died years sooner if not for our family’s decision to do an alcohol intervention. This is our story.
For more than 20 years, Diane was the health reporter on WCSH 6. Before that, a radiation therapist at Maine Medical Center and after, Manager of Marketing/PR at Mercy Hospital. Now she writes the award-winning blog Catching Health with Diane Atwood.
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